Katarzyna Górna (b. 1968, Poland) – the author of large-sized photographs, regarded as a representative of artists dealing with women’s issues. Her works re-formulate the iconography of recognizable symbolic representations of women. She deals with stereotypical perceptions of the role and image of women in culture. She identifies contradictions in and the depth of feminine identity, confronting the viewer with an extended meaning of known symbols. In her works, classic corporality is freed from historical connotations and the body becomes a full-fledged manifesto of humanity that transcends a precisely defined social role.